Harley has returned home and the Penguin's gang has followed her but they weren't counting all the people who love her.
This story comes to and and does it in a satisfying way.
Frank Tieri finish this arc by pretty much fixing most of my early worries. The story ultimately brings back Harley to her home and cast that Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner created, even characters like Red Tool and Power Girl make an appearance which makes things even better. Sure, the Batvillains are still present but they continue to be so silly that they're just fitting for the book.
Best of all, the humour is pretty good thanks to the silly and sometimes even charming scenes that depict all of the characters perfectly (particularly digged the scene between Frank Frank and Coach). This also leads to a quite comedic final page as well.
Inaki Miranda and Moritat share the pencils and while Miranda's work is pretty good, Moritat's seems pretty rushed with a rough style that at times seems unfinished.
Entertaining overall, hope to see more of this in the future.
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